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# This file is a Makefile to compile all the encoding files.
#
# Run "make" to compile all the encoding files (*.txt,*.esc) into the
# format that Tcl can use (*.enc).  It is your responsibility to move the
# encoding files to the appropriate place ($TCL_ROOT/library/encoding
#
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# The txt2enc program built by this makefile is used to compile individual
# .txt files into .enc files, the format that Tcl understands for encoding
# files.  This compilation to a different format is allowed by the above
# restriction.
#
# The files shiftjis.txt and jis0208.txt were modified from the original
# ones provided on the Unicode CD.  The double-width backslash character
# 0x815F in these two Japanese encodings was being mapped to Unicode 005C
# (REVERSE SOLIDUS), the normal backslash character.  They have been
# changed to map 0x815F to Unicode FF3C (FULLWIDTH REVERSE SOLIDUS) and let
# the regular backslash character map to itself.  This follows how cp932
# behaves.
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EUC_ENCODINGS = euc-cn.txt euc-kr.txt euc-jp.txt

encodings: clean txt2enc $(EUC_ENCODINGS)
	@echo Compiling encoding files.
	@for p in *.esc; do \
	    base=`echo $$p | sed 's/\..*$$//'`; \
	    echo $$base.enc; \
	    echo "# Encoding file: $$base, escape-driven" > $$base.enc; \
	    echo "E" >> $$base.enc; \
	    cat $$p >> $$base.enc; \
	done
	@for p in *.txt; do \
	    enc=`echo $$p | sed 's/\..*$$/\.enc/'`; \
	    echo $$enc; \
	    ./txt2enc -e 0 -u 1 $$p > $$enc; \
	done
	@echo
	@echo Compiling special versions of encoding files.
	@for p in ascii.txt; do \
	    enc=`echo $$p | sed 's/\..*$$/\.enc/'`; \
	    echo $$enc; \
	    ./txt2enc -m $$p > $$enc; \
	done
	@for p in jis0208.txt; do \
	    enc=`echo $$p | sed 's/\..*$$/\.enc/'`; \
	    echo $$enc; \
	    ./txt2enc -e 1 -u 2 $$p > $$enc; \
	done
	@for p in symbol.txt dingbats.txt macDingbats.txt; do \
	    enc=`echo $$p | sed 's/\..*$$/\.enc/'`; \
	    echo $$enc; \
	    ./txt2enc -e 0 -u 1 -s $$p > $$enc; \
	done

clean:
	@rm -f txt2enc *.enc $(EUC_ENCODINGS)

txt2enc: txt2enc.c
	@gcc -o txt2enc txt2enc.c

euc-jp.txt: ascii.txt jis0208.txt Makefile
	@echo Building euc-jp.txt from components.
	@cat ascii.txt > euc-jp.txt
	@grep '^0x[A-F]' jis0201.txt | sed 's/0x/0x8E/' >> euc-jp.txt
	@cat jis0208.txt | awk 'BEGIN {print "ibase=16"} index($$1,"#") != 1 {print substr($$2,3) "+" 8080; print substr($$3,3)}' | bc | awk '{ str = $$1; getline; printf "0x%04x 0x%04x\n", str, $$0}' >> euc-jp.txt

euc-kr.txt: ascii.txt ksc5601.txt Makefile
	@echo Building euc-kr.txt from components.
	@cat ascii.txt > euc-kr.txt
	@cat ksc5601.txt | awk 'BEGIN {print "ibase=16"} index($$1,"#") != 1 {print substr($$1,3) "+" 8080; print substr($$2,3)}' | bc | awk '{ str = $$1; getline; printf "0x%04x 0x%04x\n", str, $$0}' >> euc-kr.txt

euc-cn.txt: ascii.txt gb2312.txt Makefile
	@echo Building euc-cn.txt from components.
	@cat ascii.txt > euc-cn.txt
	@cat gb2312.txt | awk 'BEGIN {print "ibase=16"} index($$1,"#") != 1 {print substr($$1,3) "+" 8080; print substr($$2,3)}' | bc | awk '{ str = $$1; getline; printf "0x%04x 0x%04x\n", str, $$0}' >> euc-cn.txt
